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Scius Communications
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11 months ago
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Looking to work in a dynamic, fast paced environment where you can learn new skills? Come join our close-knit team. We’re an impactful communications agency for life sciences companies. The team, led by Katja Stout, has extensive experience in healthcare and life sciences, supports the executive leadership of high science companies to enable them to achieve their communications objectives. We provide a consultative approach that delivers results and adds value to our client programmes. We are seeking an enthusiastic and motivated account executive to join our team. This is a hybrid role that allows you to work remotely and from our London office.What we offer: This is a unique opportunity to engage with leading scientists and industry experts, taking responsibility from day one in a role where your contributions make a real impact. You’ll be learning from seasoned professionals with deep expertise in biotech and healthcare communications, helping you grow your career in an exciting and constantly evolving industryKey responsibilitiesWork closely with the team to deliver excellent communication strategies for clients.Develop and maintain close client relationships, ensuring regular interaction.Develop and maintain close media relationships to identify both earned and paid media opportunities.Use digital and social media campaigns to support client objectives.Copywrite/copyedit client materials e.g. press releases, web copy, articles, marketing emailers etc.Proactively suggest creative ideas that enhance client PR/marketing programmes e.g. spotting media opportunities, commissioning research, speaker opportunities, award submissions.Support new business meetings and marketing initiativesRequirements At least one year experience in a PR or marketing communications role, or as a journalistUnderstanding of the Healthcare and Life Sciences industry or demonstrated interest in the fieldSome media relations skillsFirst degree in a life sciences subject or equivalent demonstrable experienceExcellent writing, communications and interpersonal skillsAdvanced knowledge of Microsoft Office (Word, PowerPoint, Excel and Outlook)Experience using WordPress to manage client and Scius’ websiteAdept at Canva and competence in managing social media platformsExperience in leveraging digital tools for communication strategiesKnowledge of Roxhill and Globenewswire a plus but not a necessityAn individual who can work flexibly within a team, is self-driven but will seek help when appropriateIf you’re excited about using your communication skills to promote cutting-edge science, we’d love to hear from you!To apply, send us up to 500 words on how artificial intelligence is helping to shape the future of healthcare, as well as your resume and compensation expectations to  to volume of applications we may not respond to everyone. You’ll hear from us by 31st October if we’d like to invite you to a Zoom or in person interview.

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